I have received the following settings for the Asterisk server as follows. How and where do I enter this information to be able to use the VOIP service via LinuxMCE? Are there any configuration files that I can add the info too or do I need to add this via AMP? Please be as specific as possible as I am a Linux newbie. Thank you so much for all your help.

; To recieve incoming calls to a dynamic IP address you need to register with our server.; If you have a static address do not use this line and instead specify SIP/${EXTEN}@ipaddress:port in the PBX GUI for the numbers you want forwarded.

register => username:password@sip.blueface.ie/1234

; Use the equivalent of the config below to make and receive calls.[blueface]type=peerhost=sip.blueface.ieusername=yourusernamefromuser=yourusernamesecret=yourpasswordinsecure=invite ; Specifies that authentication is not required for incoming INVITEs from sip.blueface.ie.context=yourcontext

extensions.conf

; Specify the context to receive incoming calls.[yourcontext]; Note this is just an example there are infinite different ways to handle the incoming call.exten => yourusername,1,Wait(1)exten => yourusername,2,Playback(beep)exten => yourusername,3,Hangup

; To make outgoing calls specify this block;[blueface-out]type=peerhost=iax.blueface.ieusername=yourusernamesecret=yourpassword

extensions.conf

; Specify the context to receive incoming calls.[yourcontext]; Note this is just an example there are inifinite different ways to handle the incoming call.exten => yourusername,1,Wait(1)exten => yourusername,2,Playback(beep)exten => yourusername,3,Hangup

There is an advanced interface for Asterisk that gives to good access for setting these things up. Advanced-configuration-phone setup-settings-add trunk (if you don't already have one) . You probably won't need the IAX stuff. You would go into Trunks and add the section after general before extensions to it. There are others much more expert in Asterisk that I am but starting from that and looking at the existing settings got me on the air. Getting a Grandstream 488 working with it to connect my existing phones was more of an adventure I will post if anyone is interested. With much trial and error I even got my Nokia e-70 to work with it.

There is an advanced interface for Asterisk that gives to good access for setting these things up. Advanced-configuration-phone setup-settings-add trunk (if you don't already have one) . You probably won't need the IAX stuff. You would go into Trunks and add the section after general before extensions to it. There are others much more expert in Asterisk that I am but starting from that and looking at the existing settings got me on the air. Getting a Grandstream 488 working with it to connect my existing phones was more of an adventure I will post if anyone is interested. With much trial and error I even got my Nokia e-70 to work with it.

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@Pastorit's not so easy to setup your phone. first, you have to make a device template for your phone. this is easy to make. then, the most difficult part is to make a script in perl which configures every phone. every phone supported by linuxmce has a special perl script which configures the phone. configuration depends by some parameters of the phone or by web administration page. looking at the other scripts for the phones, can give you an idea how to do your custom script.

/edityou can configure manually the phone without making a perl script. all you have to do is to make the device template and then to configure the phone conforming the asterisk settings and phone line settings.